Sun Published Daily Listing Addresses in City and Ads
A fragment notes daily publication except Sunday in the Ben building at 123 and 135 E Ohio street. It lists advertising reps Smith Budd at various offices in New York Chicago and St Louis and mentions post office second class mail status number 165.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Ohio Street
Smith
Budd
Brunswick
Fifth’ Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
National Bank
St. Louis
Stocking Trust Attacks Tariff Plan in Loud Ads
The Stocking Trust of America denounces a tariff on cheap stockings, arguing it burdens the poor while benefiting producers. It cites advertising campaigns and claims the monopoly profits would rise, with prices pushed onto mothers and children, and criticizes Cotton industry leaders for backing protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Trust
Stocking Trust
Rockford Mitten and Hosiery Company
Rockford
Ill
American Trust
Old Politician Predicts Mayoral Murmur and Proclaims Pride
A street conversation between a Port Young Reporter and an Old Politician reveals doubt about business cand idates, praise for Hanly and Alford, and a forecast that Billy Taylor will seek the Republican mayoral nomination. The piece muses on voter behavior, party dynamics, and the fragility of reform politics in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Port
D. B. Shideler
Mr. Shideler
Bill Taft
John L. Griffiths
Billy Taylor
O14
J. Frank Hanly
Fremont Alford
Marion Club
Hanly
Ed Clark
Alford
Kiddo
Frank Stalnaker
Logsdon
Stalnaker
Frank
Josiah K. Lilly
John Holtzman
John Wes
John
Charney Bookwalter
Charley
Taylor
Tom Taggert
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The
Indianapolis
Willis S. Thompson
Ladies and Gentlemen—The Stocking Trust
Consumer
Inot
George W. Stout
G. Whatawad
USA
Africa
Wer
Wanacoopers
Awad
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